Great timing. The kids (4 and 6yo) and I have a hot cocoa trek into the woods planned today. 6yo when he saw you use birch bark to start your fire "daddy, we have birch trees!" Nice info as always, thanks.
Well, a friend and I both purchased Brennerles, based on your vid. We received them within two weeks of ordering. The web browser went back and forth in terms of translating the German into English, but my friend is legally blind and he successfully navigated through the process so it can be done. The owners’ manual that comes with the stove is only in German, as you know, but taking photos of the pages using the Google Translate Smartphone app did the trick. Still, it would be nice if Brennerle at least punished an online manual in English (not that any of this is hard to figure out). 1/4 the weight of the 5” Firebox Gen2. 1/2 the weight of the titanium version of the Gen2. Folds flat so it takes near zero space in the pack. Brilliant! Thanks for reviewing this one, Wade.
Hi Andrew glad you like the stove! I agree it would be nice if a English manual was supplied. Tobias the owner is a one man show. The cost of translating and printing a English language version would be cost prohibitive most likely. Thanks for watching and for the feedback on the stove I really appreciate it!🔥🍻
Good morning Wade.... great video mate 👍. Neat looking stove and a great design. Like you say the multi piece can be fiddly to put together. It is great to se you are keeping well. Stay safe, all the best, Mark 👍😀.
Nice and compact stove. Works well. But a tad pricey at $132.00 CDN. I have used this type of stove for many years traveling throughout the Western Arctic, in all seasons. Never lets me down. I use the the Firebox kit. Very versatile and well made. Nice to see you back. Was expecting you to make a hot toddy on a windy and cold day. Stay safe. 👍🥃
Thanks for the review Wade! Looks like a stove I would carry when backpacking. It is light, compact, and easy to set up. I usually carry a Trangia stove with me, so I like that this stove is compatible with it. Stay safe everyone.
That's a very cool stove! I like how light it is, that it packs flat and is versatile with fuel. It looks big enough that I could fill it with twigs, light it up and it wouldn't need constant attention/feeding like some smaller twig stoves...Am I right on this? Anyway, thanks for sharing it with us! Look forward to seeing you around....I hear they lifted restrictions up that way today!
Hey brother, ya the big burn chamber is a huge advantage. A Swedish torch burn in this stove would burn quite a long time unattended. Thanks for stopping by 👍
Hey Wade. Cool unit. I have a Solo that I use occasionally. It fits inside my billie pot so it's not taking up extra room. It takes a bit of babysitting though to keep going, takes small pieces of fuel and it's awkward to feed while burning. The stove in your review looks like a much bigger firebox and easier to feed while burning. Folding flat it would take next to no room in my pack. Thanks for the review
I did the kettle fits perfectly. Those two sticks are only to reduce the height of the kettle. It's optional I don't usually use them. The Trangia stove itself fits inside the stove in a adaptor. Sorry for any confusion bud!👍
@@Woodswalker1965 You demonstrated it perfectly. I was just thinking that two sets of notches on the top rim would hold the rods from sliding. I’m a bit of a fumbler, it would be my luck that the sticks would move and I’d loose the pot. lol
It's great to see you again! Nice beard! I haven't camped or backpacked in months since buying the land and starting the cabin project...its consumed all my extra time. But I have spend plenty of time in the woods hanging in my hammock in the cabin lol. Takes care buddy Stan
Hi Wade. Nice to see you again. How do you like this stove vs a firebox stove? I bought the SS large firebox stove. It stays in my pack I take every where I go. I travel a lot with my job. Thanks for sharing. Take care my friend.🇺🇸🔪🔥🌲
Hey buddy. Well to be honest performance is about the same. The Firebox has more options and accessories available so that's a bonus. Perhaps I'll do a comparison at some point. Take care!
WOW, the first thought when I saw how you unfolded it was to say "ooooohhh". I didn't expect a ready-made chimney to appear. certainly it is a very innovative model even if it is very simple. the only doubt that comes to me is long-term durability, in the sense of using it every day for a month straight, for example, will the steel it is made of last? I have built many using mostly bean cans or 3 kg containers of coffee (I live in Italy and here the bar makes an espresso coffee. they use the freshly ground beans directly ... those beans are stored in containers of steel placed above the machine that grinds them time and time again) these types of steel containers that I used over time got pierced and became incandescent. here this is my only doubt. otherwise the woodstove is very interesting .. Greetings from Italy.
Thanks very much for watching my friend.👍 I see your point but this is a special spring steel which is designed to be heated and cooled and used again, a empty coffee can is not. The beauty of using empty coffee cans to make stoves is that they are free and there is always more raw materials to make another when they fail, and that's awesome!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Take care👍
Good review Wade! That’s an interesting design. I can see a lot of positives there. I’ve just recently bought a Honey Stove in titanium. It’s lighter than this one but it is a bit fiddly to put together! I do love hobo stoves - never seen this one before so this vid has been really useful 😊 Thanks Wade. - ATB, Mark 👍
Hey Wade🙂 Back with a vengeance I see👍🏻 lots of new videos. I really like the quick setup of that stove. It’s a bit big and open for me though. I will carry a bushbuddy if it’s raining. I can use it under my tarp with a much less chance of burning holes in it. Hey would you be willing to part with one of those carbon skillets you have?
It is a nice compact stove. The only problem i have is the soot it leaves on pots and pans. This is why i use a gas stove when canoe camping. How do you deal with your soot covered pots and pans Wave. Thank you for this video.
Hi Roland yes soot will always be an issue. I keep my pots in bags so the soot doesn't transfer. Another option are the stainless steel scrubbies available at most Dollar Stores or hardware stores. Scrub the soot off in the lake. No soap is required or chemicals! To each their own though. Gas stoves work great too🔥
Neat stove. Remarkably light. I want to buy it but I don’t use my Firebox G2 or Nano or venerable Bushbuddy enough as is. How does it compare to the FB G2?
Search woodswalkers stove from zombie squad (zombiehunters.org) He had a sweet folding stove back in the day. Very knowledgeable guy too. Thanks for the content.
@@Woodswalker1965 thanks for welcoming me to your fire and your part of the woods on the other side of the big pond. I have now watched a few of your older videos. Keep them coming. It might inspire me to do a South African outdoor channel.
I copied and pasted this directly from the companies website. Sounds pretty clear to me, I could be wrong though: All prices are final prices. There are no further costs for packaging, shipping and VAT. It is sent as a registered letter and fits into a normal mailbox. Free international shipping: Taxes or customs fees must be payed by the receiver! ___________________________________ I gain nothing if you buy one of these...just saying. Thanks for watching👍
Meh, not difficult to click the button and add to a shopping cart, no matter what the language. Yeah, you can choose English, but it isn’t that hard in German either.
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Great timing. The kids (4 and 6yo) and I have a hot cocoa trek into the woods planned today. 6yo when he saw you use birch bark to start your fire "daddy, we have birch trees!"
Nice info as always, thanks.
That's awesome to hear my friend! Enjoy your hot cocoa with the kids!👍
Great stove Wade 😉👍🏻🔥
And good too see you out again making videos 🏕🌲
Tom
Hi Tom, all the best to you my friend🌲👍🔥🍻🙏
I’m so glad Bjorn recommended your channel!!!!
Thanks so much for coming over!!
Yes, I also got to this channel through Bjorn that mentioned it. Thanks Bjorn
I really like the look of that stove.
It's a great design🔥
Well, a friend and I both purchased Brennerles, based on your vid. We received them within two weeks of ordering. The web browser went back and forth in terms of translating the German into English, but my friend is legally blind and he successfully navigated through the process so it can be done.
The owners’ manual that comes with the stove is only in German, as you know, but taking photos of the pages using the Google Translate Smartphone app did the trick.
Still, it would be nice if Brennerle at least punished an online manual in English (not that any of this is hard to figure out).
1/4 the weight of the 5” Firebox Gen2. 1/2 the weight of the titanium version of the Gen2. Folds flat so it takes near zero space in the pack. Brilliant!
Thanks for reviewing this one, Wade.
Hi Andrew glad you like the stove! I agree it would be nice if a English manual was supplied. Tobias the owner is a one man show. The cost of translating and printing a English language version would be cost prohibitive most likely. Thanks for watching and for the feedback on the stove I really appreciate it!🔥🍻
Good morning Wade.... great video mate 👍. Neat looking stove and a great design. Like you say the multi piece can be fiddly to put together. It is great to se you are keeping well. Stay safe, all the best, Mark 👍😀.
Good morning mate! Ya the faster the stove gets put together and the brew gets on, the better! Take care buddy!
Very clever
Nice size stove and pack size is great. Weight also good.
First time I’ve seen one. Great review Wade.
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Thanks a lot Michael 👍🔥
Thanks glad you back in action love those woods in Canada
Thanks for watching!👊🔥
👍👍Good bit of kit that stove Wade👍👍👌✌🙏😁
Sure is! Thanks for watching buddy!
Cool stove! I like how quickly it comes together.
Hey Kevin, thanks for stopping by 👊
Nice and compact stove. Works well. But a tad pricey at $132.00 CDN. I have used this type of stove for many years traveling throughout the Western Arctic, in all seasons. Never lets me down. I use the the Firebox kit. Very versatile and well made.
Nice to see you back. Was expecting you to make a hot toddy on a windy and cold day. Stay safe. 👍🥃
Thanks for watching and yes a toddy would have been nice👍🥃
Hello and again a very good video of you ! I am always happy abaut you new videos .Greeting Alex 🙂
Thank you Alex!👊
Very nice stove. Seems to really fold down compact. Good to see you again. Be safe and take care.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate your support 👍
Thanks for the review Wade! Looks like a stove I would carry when backpacking. It is light, compact, and easy to set up. I usually carry a Trangia stove with me, so I like that this stove is compatible with it. Stay safe everyone.
Thanks for watching buddy, it is very light and compact. Perfect for backpacking!👍
Oh, what a nice stove😉. Actually, one of my favourites from my collection. Great job on the review Wade
And what a collection it is!👍🔥😀
hey to ya Wade hope all well, thanks again
Good Morning buddy!🔥🔥
Very cool stove. Has a lot of checks in the pro column.
I agree!👍🔥
Hello and again a very good video !!Greeting Alex
Thanks for watching my friend 👍
Nicely designed. Looks well thought out.
I carry a Littlbug Junior twig stove. Lighter weight, similar design.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying.
I've been interested in trying. Littlebug myself. They look well done. Thanks for watching👍
Very Effective Stove There Wade ! Impressive, Thanks For Sharing ATB T God Bless
Take care Terry, always a pleasure🙏
Practical thing ... Thanks for the video and take care. Dav.
Thanks for watching my friend👍
Very cool stove. Awesome demonstration. If I ever need one (Too many now) I will definitely look into this idea. Thanks for sharing this. Good stuff.
Thanks for watching my friend!👍
Very interesting cook system.
As you mentioned, I like the different fuel options.
Thanks again for a very thorough review.
Cheers
Thanks Paul, take care👊🌲👍
That's a very cool stove! I like how light it is, that it packs flat and is versatile with fuel. It looks big enough that I could fill it with twigs, light it up and it wouldn't need constant attention/feeding like some smaller twig stoves...Am I right on this? Anyway, thanks for sharing it with us! Look forward to seeing you around....I hear they lifted restrictions up that way today!
Hey brother, ya the big burn chamber is a huge advantage. A Swedish torch burn in this stove would burn quite a long time unattended. Thanks for stopping by 👍
I do love a wood stove, and that looks like a really good one, especially for the weight. Thanks Wade, take care mate 👍🙂
Hey Mike, take care my friend!👍
I'm not a huge fan of twig stoves but I do like that one.
They have their time and place for sure. This one is light enough to carry...just in case.👍🔥
I like the easy set up and just right size
Thanks for watching Jeff, I appreciate it!👍
I like it. Seems like it is pretty sturdy and lightweight.
It is, thanks for watching👍
Hey Wade. Cool unit. I have a Solo that I use occasionally. It fits inside my billie pot so it's not taking up extra room. It takes a bit of babysitting though to keep going, takes small pieces of fuel and it's awkward to feed while burning. The stove in your review looks like a much bigger firebox and easier to feed while burning. Folding flat it would take next to no room in my pack. Thanks for the review
You're welcome, thanks for watching! 👍
Simple and quick setup. Nice stove. Would like to have one of these for sure.
Super fast setup is always good👍.
Very nice stove and good video thanks
Thanks buddy, much appreciated!
Look at those flames! Impressive stove design. Maybe a future release would have slight notches for the Trangia sticks?
He has an adapter that works with a Trangia already. It's a really easy adaptor to use. Thanks for stopping by👍
@@Woodswalker1965 I might be looking at it wrong but I thought you just rested the two sticks on top of the stove to set the kettle on top of.
I did the kettle fits perfectly. Those two sticks are only to reduce the height of the kettle. It's optional I don't usually use them. The Trangia stove itself fits inside the stove in a adaptor. Sorry for any confusion bud!👍
@@Woodswalker1965 You demonstrated it perfectly. I was just thinking that two sets of notches on the top rim would hold the rods from sliding. I’m a bit of a fumbler, it would be my luck that the sticks would move and I’d loose the pot. lol
Ah yes I see. I agree actually. Those small bits of aluminum aren't the best option imo. Perhaps there will be a mod in the future. Cheers buddy👊
It's great to see you again! Nice beard!
I haven't camped or backpacked in months since buying the land and starting the cabin project...its consumed all my extra time. But I have spend plenty of time in the woods hanging in my hammock in the cabin lol. Takes care buddy
Stan
You changed your channel name! Sounds good ,hi Stan!👊
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing .
You're welcome and thanks for watching👍
Nice stove!
Thanks for watching 👍
neat design!
I thought so, I'm really liking this!
Hi Wade. Nice to see you again. How do you like this stove vs a firebox stove? I bought the SS large firebox stove. It stays in my pack I take every where I go. I travel a lot with my job. Thanks for sharing. Take care my friend.🇺🇸🔪🔥🌲
Hey buddy. Well to be honest performance is about the same. The Firebox has more options and accessories available so that's a bonus. Perhaps I'll do a comparison at some point. Take care!
WOW, the first thought when I saw how you unfolded it was to say "ooooohhh". I didn't expect a ready-made chimney to appear. certainly it is a very innovative model even if it is very simple. the only doubt that comes to me is long-term durability, in the sense of using it every day for a month straight, for example, will the steel it is made of last? I have built many using mostly bean cans or 3 kg containers of coffee (I live in Italy and here the bar makes an espresso coffee. they use the freshly ground beans directly ... those beans are stored in containers of steel placed above the machine that grinds them time and time again) these types of steel containers that I used over time got pierced and became incandescent. here this is my only doubt. otherwise the woodstove is very interesting .. Greetings from Italy.
Thanks very much for watching my friend.👍 I see your point but this is a special spring steel which is designed to be heated and cooled and used again, a empty coffee can is not.
The beauty of using empty coffee cans to make stoves is that they are free and there is always more raw materials to make another when they fail, and that's awesome!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Take care👍
Good review Wade! That’s an interesting design. I can see a lot of positives there. I’ve just recently bought a Honey Stove in titanium. It’s lighter than this one but it is a bit fiddly to put together!
I do love hobo stoves - never seen this one before so this vid has been really useful 😊
Thanks Wade. - ATB, Mark 👍
Ya I noticed that you got the Honey Stove. They look pretty cool🔥
Very cool 🤠
Thank you!
Great stove, nice you can use wood in it for fuel or meths. Great video new to your channel!
Thanks for stopping by Beth, much appreciated!
Clever ! ☺
Sure is!
I like this stove 👍🏻🇨🇦
Me too, thanks for watching👍
Hey Wade🙂 Back with a vengeance I see👍🏻 lots of new videos. I really like the quick setup of that stove. It’s a bit big and open for me though. I will carry a bushbuddy if it’s raining. I can use it under my tarp with a much less chance of burning holes in it. Hey would you be willing to part with one of those carbon skillets you have?
Hey buddy thanks for watching. Those pans are like gold, sorry haha. Keep an eye out at yard sales and antique shops that's where I buy most of mine🍳
Very clever system with some nice design features. Do you know if anyone sells them in Canada 🇨🇦 ?
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As far as I know they are only available online from Germany. The good news is FREE Shipping!
Hope that answers your question Jeff👍
You got me😂
It is a nice compact stove. The only problem i have is the soot it leaves on pots and pans. This is why i use a gas stove when canoe camping. How do you deal with your soot covered pots and pans Wave. Thank you for this video.
sorry Wade
Hi Roland yes soot will always be an issue. I keep my pots in bags so the soot doesn't transfer.
Another option are the stainless steel scrubbies available at most Dollar Stores or hardware stores. Scrub the soot off in the lake. No soap is required or chemicals!
To each their own though. Gas stoves work great too🔥
Pretty cool stove. Nice lightweight option. Wondering if you used it on a camp or do you reach for something else?
I used it a fair bit last summer actually, mostly for making coffee and quick boil ups. Great little stove🔥
Is it lighter than the Firebox stove?
By they way I am really glad I got the GSI Stainless Kettle. I now use it for my tea whether indoor or outdoors.
Hey bud, yes it's much lighter . The FB Gen 2 has more available options. Glad you're liking the GSI kettle👍
I love the sound of the percolator popping and bubbling!👍
Damn you. Now I have yet another wood stove to diddle with. 😷
Oops my bad! Sorry🔥lol!
Neat stove. Remarkably light. I want to buy it but I don’t use my Firebox G2 or Nano or venerable Bushbuddy enough as is. How does it compare to the FB G2?
It's a great performer, it certainly would overlap the FB Gen 2 in size. It's just another option for you bud👍
Looks like a great stove but how can I get one in the USA?
You can order direct from the company. Free shipping to America.
i like it
Thanks for watching my friend 👍🌲🔥
What kind of tea kettle is that, Wade? I like the design of the lid. Doesn’t look like a Trangia.
It's similar to the Trangia but it's from GSI. Great little kettle and it was very reasonable.
Nice review, nice stove, but at over $100 (us) is a little high.
It's not inexpensive that's for sure. It's nice to have options though. Thanks for watching👍
Are you woodswalker from ZS?
Nope, but thanks for watching! 👍
Search woodswalkers stove from zombie squad (zombiehunters.org)
He had a sweet folding stove back in the day. Very knowledgeable guy too. Thanks for the content.
Gotcha, thanks for clearing that up Ryan, and for the info!👍🔥
Cut the price in half and I'm on board.
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I like it but 86 euros plus shipping plus taxes are a bit on the expensive side for us in South Africa. Great disign and product though.
It's not inexpensive I agree. Free shipping to certain countries I believe. Thanks a lot for watching my friend 👍
@@Woodswalker1965 thanks for welcoming me to your fire and your part of the woods on the other side of the big pond. I have now watched a few of your older videos. Keep them coming. It might inspire me to do a South African outdoor channel.
That would be amazing if you did. I'm not sure if I've ever watched a outdoor channel from South Africa before!👍
86 EURO is just over 100 US. Plus postage and 40 EURO/ 48 US for extra add on's.
I copied and pasted this directly from the companies website. Sounds pretty clear to me, I could be wrong though:
All prices are final prices.
There are no further costs for packaging,
shipping and VAT.
It is sent as a registered
letter and fits into a normal mailbox.
Free international shipping:
Taxes or customs fees must be payed by the receiver!
___________________________________
I gain nothing if you buy one of these...just saying. Thanks for watching👍
Postage is free, even International.
Yes free postage is clearly posted on the website👍
Leave it to the Germans to come up with something cool like that!
It's a nifty little stove!
the company web site , is not in english to order from - ( oh well no sale here ) No english No sale !
You can choose English. There is a drop down menu.
Meh, not difficult to click the button and add to a shopping cart, no matter what the language. Yeah, you can choose English, but it isn’t that hard in German either.
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Gotta be honest, I wouldn’t want it if it was free. JMHO
Ok, thanks for being honest.